Traffic jams on highway block Amarnath Yatra

Unregistered Pilgrims Create Chaos, Confusion

KHALID GUL

Islamabad (Anantnag), July 8: Frequent traffic jams on Srinagar-Jammu Highway caused due to unprecedented rush of unregistered pilgrims and mismanagement are creating impediments for smooth conduct of More

• Hostile weather halts Yatra
• 40,000 classes hit, Finance Minister ‘busy’
• Students Suffer
• Rein in ABVP cadres: Dudha
• GEELANI UNDER HOUSE ARREST AGAIN

TIPPERS SHED NUMBER PLATES; POLICE SLEEPS

GK CITY REPORTER

Srinagar, July 8: As if the complaints of rash and negligent driving by tipper drivers weren’t enough that now the load carriers zoom without number plates triggering havoc on the City roads.DEADLY TREND More

• ‘ERA drains to benefit 70,000 populace’
• Printing press gutted
• Traffic to Hazratbal comparatively smooth
• Lal Chowk Coordination committee formed
• SMHS conducts Cochlear Implant Surgery

I was never power hungry: Mufti

‘2002 accord with Congress was conditional’

ISHRAT BHAT

Surankote, (Poonch) July 8: Former Chief Minister and patron of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Mufti Muhammad Sayeed Friday said that 2002 accord with Congress was conditional and the government was formed More

• Interlocutors meet 18 groups in Ramban
• Tarigami chairs House Committee meeting
• Azad hails Geelani for rejecting stone-pelting

Unsuccessful candidates of CCSE meet Guv

Srinagar: A deputation of the candidates who had appeared in the State Combined Competitive Services Examination in 2009 unsuccessfully, called on the Governor, N N Vohra, at Raj Bhavan here today.  More

• PDP condemns arrest of doctors

40 pc units in Zainakote IE defunct

‘Govt Takes No Steps To Re-Allot Out-Of-Use Units’

MOAZUM MUHAMMAD

Srinagar, July 8: With government playing indifferent, Valley’s oldest industrial estate at Zainakote here is facing some serious problems in the face of infrastructure deficit and forces’ presence.  More

• JK Bank RSETI Sopore conducts trg program
• J-K wooing foreign tourists
• TATA BP Solar organizes 2-day training program

South Sudan becomes world's newest nation today

PRESS TRUST OF INDIA

Juba/Kampala, July 8: After decades of brutal war which killed two million people, oil-rich South Sudan finally becomes independent from Sudan's Khartoum-ruled north tomorrow in an emotional celebration More

• Shoot-at-sight orders in Karachi; death toll 88
• New hope for cancer cure
• First Pakistani leader to speak in parliament's Central Hall
• Dependents of murder victims entitled to compensation: SC
• Cho-Lhamu declared highest lake in India